On the right side of the driver's seat there is a flap on the floor carpet. open the flap to see the chassis number.

Sharing my observation for discussion:

The City doesn't seem to have a dedicated CVTF cooler. From my short study of the engine bay there seems to be a hose coming out of the gearbox and to the bottom of the radiator....possibly the CVT is watercooled? and it is sharing the same cooling circuit as the engine?

Yes, there is a button to fold the mirrors.

Just drive.

Don't speed (as in don't exceed speeds where if something fails you cannot recover safely), vary your RPM don't stay at and RPM for too long.

Most importantly, just enjoy your car.

There are aftermarket throttle controllers with auto cruise function

http://pivotjp.com/product/3da/3da-e.html

Not sure if this particular product works for the City, though.

Rims does not have warranty.

But if you change rims, Honda may void your suspension / steering rack / driveshaft warranty.

Put the keyfob near the engine start button, then start the car .

tulah, since Honda signed MOU with Poton, QC terus jatuh to Poton level

http://paultan.org/2012/10/29/proton-and-h...tion-agreement/

The agreement is real, but what I said about QC drop to Poton level was a joke

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 8 2014, 09:09 PM

Like I said, was a joke.

According to hire purchase act 2012 amendment, Dealers are only required to refund 90% of your booking fee.

You can hope that you have enough goodwill with them that they will refund 100% to you.

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 11 2014, 02:53 PM

- Find/Buy a can of WD40, touchup paint for your car colour,sandpaper....I dunno, 300-400 grit? Just rough enough to sand off the rust. Use your own judgement.

- clean the general area with car shampoo, wipe it dry.
- spray WD40 onto the rusted part. Let it soak for about 5-10 minutes, do not wipe.
- use a small piece of sandpaper and carefully sand off the rust. Do not apply sandpaper on your car paint, just on the rust.
- carefully wipe off the rust that you sanded out.
- After all the rust have been sanded off, wipe off the WD40 with a clean cloth.
- Use car shampoo (I use dishwashing liquid) and remove any residual WD40.
- Apply touch up paint as per the product's instructions.

Word of warning, the touched-up part will not be perfect. I do it to prevent further rust. If you want a perfect finishing you may have to send it to a detailing center.

This post has been edited by dares: Oct 19 2014, 05:12 PM

Because Honda said x payah

paddle shift need to maintain?

If spoil liao outside of warranty....dun use lor

But I think most drivers seldom use the paddle shifters anyway, deswai Honda Malaysia omitted it. If said driver wanna use the paddles for sporty driving, then shouldn't buy City also lah.

coating won't protect your paint against stone chip, at most will prevent degradation of clear coat against the weather.

If don't want to deal with such heartache, plastidip or wrap your car/bonnet.



This post has been edited by dares: Oct 21 2014, 05:26 PM

Wait for car allocation and chassis number.

Never pay d/p without a chassis number.

By law they are required to refund you a portion of it regardless of reason.

They are only allowed to keep 0.1% of the total car price from the booking fee. So if your car is RM80k, and you paid RM800 as booking fee, they can only keep RM80 (as admin fee) and refund you RM720.

If they refuse, they are breaking the law.

Downhill in N consumes more petrol than in D.

Not to mention extremely dangerous.

Should use both engine braking (low gear) and footbrakes to assist each other.

Engine braking causes the engine to run lean (burning more oxygen than petrol), and running lean causes engine to run hotter.

So don't use engine braking for prolonged periods of time, it's OK to use the brakes once in a while to take the load off the engine.